, 1887-12-30
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.
Coal is sold for 50 per ton in Buffalo.

Coal Is sold for So per ton in Buffalo.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 470; minimum 50.
The new Atlas block will be ready for
occupancy in a few days.
Two flag stats have been placed on the
roof of the capitol building.
The fine weather yesterday brought out
many pedestrians and equestrians.
Furnishings are being placed in the leg
~islative halls in the capitol building.
1t is expected that the Laramie glass
works will be in operation again early next
week.
There was a pleasant hop at Percy
Hoyt's ranch north of Fort Russell, last
night.
The new books recently received at the
county library are now available for use
by patrons.
Engineer Lynch, who was injured in
the Aurora wreck last Saturday night, is
convalescent.
There is talk in railway circles of re-
storing the second daily train between this
city and Denver.
The capital stock of the Laramie Glass
Works company has been increased from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The court house was a very dull place
yesterday. Court will convene at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The widow of the late w. w. Jeffrey
will receive 1000 from the A. o. u. w.
Payment will be made in a few days.
The Central City friends of Brennin-
ger, the pardoned forger, have forwarded
him a consignment of new clothes.
The lost drill which delayed work on
the Laramie %artesian well has been recov-
cred, and boring has commenced again.
The residents of school district No. 5
are talking of carrying war into Egypt
because the treasurer resides in district
No. IL.
John Chaplin has sold to Richard
Ashworth the south twenty-five 1eet Of lots
l and 3, block 354. The consideration
was S., 5O0
Brenninger, the forgcr recently par
doned by Governor Moonlight, will be
Tertiary to-day.
John Bradley, IVA, complains because
one of the three members of the school
board will not sign his order on the treas
urer for money due.
Flags at half-mast we're displayed from
the Alert hose house and Pioneer hook
and ladder house, in honor of the late w.
w. Jeffrey, yesterday.
Eight young ladies comprising a class
instructed by Supt. Wells, will swing In
dian clubs at the Y. NJ. G. A.. entertain
ment next Monday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society will keep
open house from . to 6 o'clock mex Mon
day evening, after which they will gives
line entertainment and oyster p p
The Cheyenne & Burlington surlacing
parg has finally overtaken the procession.
The gravel train was in the yards all day
Yesterday, with a large force of men.
John Y. Reese, confined in the hospital
from the effects of injuries recently sus-
tanned in the Union Pacific yards here, is
improving in health and will recover.
THE LEADER will refrain from infict.
ing upon its readers the annual chestnut.
10 ripe, about the young man who is at
present formulating a set of resolutions
for use next year.
Interest in the bowling. tournament at
the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium has reached
lever heat. The leaders in the race are
Messrs. Wilkes, Ed. J. Churchill and
Chauncoy Walker.
The defendant in the pending Clark
divorce suit has filed a motion asking
that the plaintiff be compelled to amend
his petition and specify the charges
against his wife.
1t is rumorcd that Mr.. f. Boehm will
shortly add another attraction to his
mammoth cigar store in the shape of a
case of confectioner's novelties, including
cotton drops, onion creams, etc, from the
popular house of Kaufman & Co.
A burglar arrested in Denver last week
operates much the same as did the en-
terprising Jones while in this burg. He
domiciled himself in a private residence,
played the gentleman of leisure in day
light, and plundered at night. When
captured he was loaded down with Jew
elTy.
For silks and velvets go to s.. Kellner.
Yon can buy them there, for one half